Maciejowski

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Maciejowski, f. Maciejowska, pl. Maciejowscy
Origin

Language	Polish
Meaning	derived from the Polish given name "Maciej"
Region of origin	Poland
Other names
Variant forms	Maciejewski; Matějovský (Czech form), Slovak: Maťašovský, Hungarian: Mattyasovszky(Magyarized form)

Maciejowski (feminine: Maciejowska; plural: Maciejowscy) is a Polish surname derived from any of geographical locations derived from the given name Macjej (Maciejów, Maciejówka, etc.).

It may refer to:

Bernard Maciejowski, 17th-century Bishop of Krakow and Primate of Poland.
Ignacy Maciejowski [pl] (1835–1901) a Polish writer.
Jan Maciejowski, a British electrical engineer.
Marcin Maciejowski (born 1974, Babice), a Polish painter.
Samuel Maciejowski, 16th-century Bishop of Krakow.
Wacław (Aleksander) Maciejowski (1793–1883), Polish historian.
Michał Maciejowski, Polish fighter ace.

Zofia Czeska (Zofia Czeska-Maciejowska)

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v t e Surnames associated with the given name Matthew
Same as given names. Diminutives may serve as patronymics.	Mašiotas/Mašionis/Mašaitis/Mašiokas Matas, Mateas, Matei, Mateja, Matejka, Matejko, Mateo, Mateos, Mateu, Mateus, Mathei, Matheus, Mathew, Mathieu, Mathus, Matias, Matías, Matouš, Matoush, Matoušek, Mattei, Matteis, Matteo, Matthaei, Matthai, Matthäus, Matthei, Mattheis, Mattheus, Matthew, Matty, Matthieu, Matula, Matulka, Matus, Matuschek, Matusiak, Matusz, Matuszak, Matuszczyk, Matuszek, Matyka, Matysiak, Matysik, Mathies, Matthijs, Matvejs, Mockus
Patronymics	Matejić, Matevosyan, Matheson, Mathews, Mathewson, Mathiasen, Mathiasin, Mathiassen, Mathiesen, Mathieson, Mathijsen, Mathiowetz, Matiashvili, Matić, Matich, Matijasevic, Matijašić, Matijević, Matiyasevich, Matošević, Matskevich, Matson, Matteoli, Matteotti, Mattison, Matthewman, Matthews, Matthewson, Matthiessen, Mattiacci, Mattioli, Mattioni, Mattinson, Mattison, Mattisson, Mattiucci, Mattson, Mattsson, Matulevičius, Matulewicz, Matulionis, Matulović, Matus/Matuš, Matusiak, Matušík, Matusow, Matuszczak, Matuszczyk, Matuszewski, Matveichuk, Matveyenko, Matveychik, Matveyev, Matvichuk, Matviychuk, Matviyenko, Matykiewicz, Matyunin, Matyushenko
Toponymics	Matějovský, Maciejewski, Maciejowski, Matsievskyi, Macijauskas, Macijevskis
Other	Maceina

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